US EditionA Levels 2025: My Child Has Ended up in Clearing - How to Help Them Navigate the System
ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, AUG 6 – UCAS Clearing supports over 50,000 students annually to secure university places when initial offers are not met or plans change, aiding their academic progression.
- UCAS Clearing is available between July and September each year and assists students in securing university places following the release of A-Level results on August 14, 2025.
- Students may enter Clearing if they miss grades, change courses, delay applications past June 30, or have declined all offers.
- Herman Barros of Canvas offered eight key tips to support students navigating Clearing, noting results day can feel overwhelming but is not final.
- Cardiff University, Wales's only Russell Group institution, encourages Clearing students to join its close-knit community and highlights its Students' Union ranked second in the UK.
- Clearing provides thousands a chance to access suitable courses via UCAS and can start an academic path better aligned with student goals.
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A Levels 2025: My child has ended up in Clearing - how to help them navigate the system
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Only 11% of Welsh parents understand university Clearing process
WITH A‑level results day fast approaching on Thursday, August 14, new research has revealed that just 11% of parents in Wales understand how the university Clearing process works. The University of East Anglia (UEA) survey also found that only 8% of parents in Wales feel confident helping their child on results day, while 14% worry their child will panic on the phone to Clearing and make the wrong choice. This year is expected to be one of the b…
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